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Parliamentary pages prepare the House of Commons, Thursday, October 10, 2013 in Ottawa. Routine proceedings get underway Thursday in the House of Commons as members of Parliament begin to digest the government's throne speech. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld

Opposition pushes Senate scandal as Commons question period resumes

OTTAWA - Routine proceedings get underway today in the House of Commons as members of Parliament begin to digest the governme…

Canada's Governor General Johnston and Prime Minister Harper leave the Senate chamber after Johsnton delivered the Speech from the Throne on Parliament Hill in Ottawa

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Harper government ‘resets’ with throne speech

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O canadense Carl Campeau (c), funcionário da ONU em Damasco, que havia desaparecido em fevereiro na Síria, entre o vice-ministro das Relações Exteriores do país, Faisal Muqdad (d), e o representante da ONU, Wassim Kheir Beik, em Damasco

Canadian U.N. worker escapes rebel captors, Syria says

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